whatever came of this?
Howard K5HB
BTW, I was one of the stations experimenting
with Q25. So far it did not work very well.
So, tell me, Howard... when did you stop QRM'ing the net?
73 Bonnie KQ6XA
Lately there has been a great deal of OLIVIA activity on 80M in the
evenings, the other night I found 4 or 5 QSO's going on aty the same time
using 500/16
Think you are right that these modes will become used a little more as the
cycle changes. The great part about cycle are the number of
You are joking, right? We are having a QSO, you come on and transmit at the
same time we are, and you claim we are causing QRM for you? You are also a
WL2K fan, right?
Howard K5HB
From: expeditionradio expeditionra...@yahoo.com
To:
What worldwide ECOMM is going on right now, that 14.109 must be set aside for
just ALE? None that I know of.
I understand a need for ecomm's, but please to say a certain freq is just for
ecomm is a little out there, if there is no emergencies going on but wait maybe
with the fires in VK land,
What further information did you need, Tooner? There is no conflict with
using wide modes (FCC defined as up to the bandwidth of a communications
quality phone transmission) as long as the baud rate of an individual
tone does not exceed 300 baud.
73,
Rick, KV9U
Tooner wrote:
whatever came
Good morning to all,
I should know better than to post this, but I'm going to anyways.
Had I known this was going to cause such an uproar, I never would
have posted the fact that I was sitting on 14.109 USB, waiting for
people to connect to my fully attended station. It was just sitting
there
All:
QSX 14.109 w/beacon every 5 min.
FEC type (15,5)\
Rich/N2JR FM18
Rich, sorry I didnt see you had connected to me , but I can here you beacon at
times, a lot of qsb on my end. NC5O / EM12px
Russell
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Hell Field #300
DRCC #55
30m Dig-group #693
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OK, I read the entire thread (despite being awy from the PC most of the past
week) just to make sure that each post was in keeping with our rules. It
seems that everyone was respectful, thanks. I think the issue has run its
course, so please avoid letting this turn in to a thread that becomes
All,
I know this is a little off topic (forgive me Andy) but with the high winds
we've been having, I thought it was worth mentioning.
We had wind gusts over 50 MPH today and they were strong enough to snap the
mast pin on my rotator. The tower was cranked all the way down at the time.
The
Hello, all (or CQ, if you prefer);
I'm still fairly inexperienced at the whole amateur radio thing - so
far, I have my basic license and a VHF handheld. I'd like to start
exploring digital modes, and am hoping that you might be able to
suggest what sort of rig would work well for that.
I do have
Sorry to hear your news Tony.
I had 60 MPH winds and lost 2 antennae, both hombrewed so I can
rebuild. We have exceeded 200 inches of snow so far this winter, most
of it hard packed on my roof over December-February. The warm spell
caused a mini avalanche off my roof in to my driveway on
Hi Daniel, welcome neighbour... I am just about 40 miles from you,
If you are planning just to do the VHF band, you are kinda limited .
There is not a whole of digital mode activity on VHF other than packet
radio, mostly APRS. There are a few people that try digital modes
like PSK on 2 meters
Andy,
I'm sorry to hear about the antennas and the Van. It sounds like it was
unoccupied at the time so thank God for that.
I should have done more to prevent my situation, but it's an easy fix. A new
mast pin doesn't cost much so I'm glad it let go instead of the rotator. I'll
get
I'm still fairly inexperienced at the whole amateur radio thing - so
far, I have my basic license and a VHF handheld. I'd like to start
exploring digital modes, and am hoping that you might be able to
suggest what sort of rig would work well for that.
I do have two limitations, though; I
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